Visual Proof That Sfm Is The Funniest Animation Program Known To Man

visual proof that sfm is the funniest animation program known to man

i was messing about with the sfm controls, and i found out i could rotate this Marina model's eyebrows and upon doing so i proceeded to fade out of existence with laughter

look at her. look at her smug fuckin face. she knows what you did. she saw what you posted. she knows what you are.

i love how since The Thousand Year Door was remastered, people have just been drowning out blatantly transphobic stuff with "beldam speech bubble" shitpostery and clowning on them for being bigoted. it's literally one of the funniest things that has happened since the release of a new major game. good work team keep it up!! 🏳️‍⚧️

i was listening to some of Undertale's unused tracks again, and i think the reasoning for the early version of 'Spear Of Justice' getting cut vs the early version of 'Undertale's reasoning is really funny. early 'Spear Of Justice' got cut because its emotions weren't intense enough, while early 'Undertale' got cut because it's emotions were WAY too intense and sad for the game. it's so comical to me it feels like a gag that would happen in the game itself

for those curious, i forgot to record a video of me initially posing Marina, but here's a timelapse (aka me just holding crtl+shift+z for a long time lol) of the posing process of the Marina render:

baja blast duck

baja blast duck

fun fact: Halfbrick as a company has been around since at least 2001, and they have some archives of their old website from that year as well! it holds some very obscure and interesting information about the company's history, including some lost media. some of their earliest known games that were made independently of other companies, such as Defiant, Farma Llamma and Turbelence, were either cancelled, seemingly never went past the drawing board or are lost.

something i find very amusing about this site is this blog post from the 22nd of March 2001, where they remark that the orange colour from their site has been banished. this implies that there is a much older version of the website that was coated in orange rather than this dark blue and silver, but that has since been lost to time. imagining a universe where Halfbrick never used their iconic orange colour is really weird...

(here is a link to the archive on the Wayback Machine.)